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Filling a value on doc load ?
I am having a problem with a simple bit of code ( I am new to ths)
I'd like to fill a couple form fields when the screen loads.
The idea is that inside the name input box is the word "screen name" and inside the password input box is the word "password and then when the user puts their curser on the box these words disappear.
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 <form name="login_fm1" action ='index.php' method = 'POST'> <input type='hidden' name = 'run_mn1' value = 'yes' > <INPUT class="log_cell_inp" id="sc_name" name="x_screen_name" size="25px" type="text" onfocus="chg_name()" > <INPUT class="log_cell_inp" id="sc_pass" name="x_pass" size="28" type="password" onfocus="chg_pass()" > <input class="button" type="submit" value="Login"> </form> Register

Have I got the "document.onload=set_things()" wrong ?
Thanks for any helpLast edited by jeddi; 12-30-2008 at 10:00 PM.
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0Jun 6, '12 by Katie6421Just curious if anyone has taken the LPN step exam? I am suppose to take it this fall but I've never heard of it. It is through ATI, the same company who administers the TEAs V exam
0Jun 7, '12 by KimberlyRN89, BSN, RNTook it on 4/26. Scored a 73.3%, which put me in the 84th percentile I think..It wasn't too bad. I didn't really study for it, but then again, I had just taken the NCLEX on 4/13 so the material was still fresh in my mind lol. My school used ATI alot while we were in the program, so the test was very similar to the exit exams we had to take. If you have access to ATI, I would use some of their practice tests or look at the review guides on their site.Last edit by KimberlyRN89 on Jun 7, '12
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Lame. Would rather have a Veyron.
Lame would rather have a ford Taurus
A 4.5 million dollar sports car oh my God talk about excess! Do you have an idea of all that one can buy with that kind of money?
Take a look at this a yacht and it is brand new:
http://www.theyachtmarket.com/…And this is a twin propeller aircraft and its brand new:
http://www.aerotrader.com/list…Let's say we buy these things, a $490.000 yacht, a $475,000 airplane, or substitute that for a turbine powered shaft driven tail rotor Exec
helicopter which runs for about $250,000 and somewhat more for having a pro assemble it for you and paint it in your favorite pretty color and I
believe that you would still be way, way below the $475,000 mark for the copter, a $100,000 BMW or Mercedez Benz SUV give or take a few thousand
dollars and let's say a house costing a cool million dollars and you can get a pretty good house for that and that is still a total of about
$2,065,000 (with either the plane or the heli) and that still leaves us a MEAGER $2,435,000 for our sports car.
And so lets say that our sports car cost was instead somewhere around the $200,000 which is more than enough to built quite a freaking exotic sports
car and what it REALLY, REALLY should cost but let's say that we take it further and talk about $500,000 for the sports car and don't tell me that
that is not enough for a manufacturer to build quite the sports car because in reality THAT IS VERY ABSURD and that is what this is really all about
in the first place (how absurd it is for a sports car to cost that much).
That would still leave us very close to the $2,000,000 mark and the heck you can buy a bigger better airplane and/or yacht and/or house for that
money so we still have plenty of leeway. Heck with care and a few wise investments you could live quite the life with all that money if you don't
waste it like an idiot like some fools do.
All this is ostentation and vanity, nothing but pure absurdity and vanity. A car manufacturer telling us that a sports car should costs 4.5 million
dollars, BAH! absolutely RIDICULOUS. You can get a Hot Rod that is chromed all the way until you'll need sunglasses to look at it with a very exotic
paint job with a big engine and a supercharger that would have a HELLUVA LOT of performance for a fraction of that money (and you could probably get
one that can actually outperform this ludicrous expense at least in straight line acceleration).
And what do you want to do with all that horsepower anyway? Beat high school kids at stoplights? Yeah all of this is very rational and human behavior
when there are many children in this planet starving to death, yeah that is very, very human indeed, yeah right.


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I want to order and pay for my AR receiver as it is all that is currently available online, but they're on backorder. If I order it now and get in a few months when a ban goes through, will I be able to pick up by reciever?
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Depends on what the final law says, if there is a law. Hypothetically if it prohibits the transfer or sale of receivers past lets say Feb 1st even if the receiver was manufactured prior to that date then no you wouldn't get your purchase. If the law says you can sell or transfer as long as it's made before Feb 1st then yes you would get it if it met that requirement. Too many what ifs right now to say though.
"Regardless of whether justified of not, you will feel sad about killing another human being. It is better to be sad than to be room temperature." - Joe B Fricks. Member: 01 FFL, GOFFA, NRA, GOA, IAVA, VFW, ABATE of Iowa D15.
it's called a gamble ! heck just get a 80% lower
Or you could request to pay for a backorder in advance, so you technically already own it before the alleged ban starts. But, the gov't is funny with its rules
You do not "own" it until the 4473 is filed and approved. Stop freaking out about what MAY be.
In life, strive to take the high road....It offers a better field of fire. "Robo is right" Fuzzball
Resistance, The only caution at this point is! What you order and pay for now may not be what you end up with! If you order now and have to pay I would get a written agreement with the Dealer that due to the potential changes that could be made by legislation you can get a refund? The issue is just for example in the past ban, you might order an AR today with a Flash Hider, 6 Position Tactical Stock, Bayonet Lug, 30 Round Magazine and so forth! But by the time it is built and shipped it might have to be in compliance with the new restrictions as happened in the last ban and you could not have any of the above. If this ban comes through as expected? It will probably have some more restrictions on the ARs? Hope I am wrong and they have a difficult time being successful, but we have a lot of idiots in our government and those who are sheep in our society and believe anything anyone tells them and will go along with anything. As we know in this issue it is a mental illness and society problem that caused these incidents! Not the guns! They could have used a ball bat, knives, explosive device, fire bomb or an assortment of other means that would have been more devastating than a gun! 03
The Constitution is not an instrument for the Government to restrain the people. It is an instrument for the people to restrain the Government! *Patrick Henry Today, we need a nation of Minutemen, citizens who are not only prepared to take arms, but citizens who regard the preservation of freedom as the basic purpose of their daily life and who are willing to consciously work and sacrifice for that freedom." -- John F. Kennedy
Right now I would wait. It's political suicide for the democrats to pass any major gun laws. They might improve or make the bar higher for background checks but I don't see anything major. I certainly don't see anything that won't be grandfathered. Obama might have his own beliefs but the democratic party is not going to let him get them all voted out of Washington DC. The liberal gun club is already saber rattling. They have a petition up stating they will vote republican if any crazy gun laws are passed. There are a lot more liberals who like their guns than you all might imagine.
this ban will do nothing if it passes. liberals like guns. its the inferrior misinformed that dont. like women, men who like men and people who were persuaded to change their beliefs when obama came.


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Rookie Kyle Larson will start from the pole position Saturday night in the NASCAR race at Richmond International Raceway after a thunderstorm arrived just in time to wash out qualifying.
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Kyle Larson says he has no hesitation getting back in a race car this weekend following his frightening crash at Daytona International Speedway.
Whitt & Fish: Eyewitness Account Of Stunning Daytona Crash
On the eve of Saturday's Nationwide Series race at Daytona International Speedway, my 105.3 The Fan colleague Richie Whitt and I asked Kurt Busch about the confluence of speed, safety measures and danger that is part of the thrill of NASCAR. Busch answered the question smartly, acknowledging the components of what makes auto racing so popular.


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The Islanders concluded their 2013-2014 season on Sunday afternoon against the Buffalo Sabres and for the second consecutive game it was a victory in the shootout.
It was recently tweeted by Bob McKenzie of TSN that the owner of the New York Islanders, Charles Wang, is in talks to sell his majority stake hold of the team.
And the social media crowd went wild.
Islanders fans immediately jumped to conclusions about what the sale of the Islanders could mean for the future of the franchise.
The Islanders 4 game home stand continued on Tuesday night against the Minnesota Wild. The storyline entering the night was the first trip back to Nassau Coliseum for former Islanders Matt Moulson and Nino Niederreiter whom were both dealt by the team in the past year.
After a week in western Canada and 3 days off, the Islanders returned home on Friday night to begin a 4 game home stand welcoming the San Jose Sharks to Nassau Coliseum. They defeated the Sharks in December in San Jose but couldn't complete the season series sweep on home ice.
The Islanders hit the road to western Canada for a 4 game road trip starting tonight against the Winnipeg Jets.
The use of social media has grown dramatically among individuals. While dating sites are popular for many people to find that special someone, it isn't the only way via the internet to find that perfect match. A local couple connected on Facebook through both liking a page with a common interest, New York Islanders hockey.
The Islanders return home after a short two game road trip as the final week of play before the Olympic break continues tonight against the Calgary Flames.
The Islanders return home to the Nassau Coliseum after a 6 game road trip saw them go 4-2. Today in a 1PM start they take on the Philadelphia Flyers in the back end of a home and home series
The Islanders play the 3rd of their 6 game road trip tonight in Dallas against the Stars coming off a 2-1 overtime win on Friday night in Colorado. This is the second and final meeting between the two teams this season as the Islanders defeated the Stars 7-3 last Monday night at Nassau Coliseum.
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NASHIK: A public hearing for clearing caste validation certificates against the backdrop of zilla parishad elections will be held for 63 cases on January 21. The collectorate had received 1,319 applications, out of which 63 are under dispute while the rest have been cleared, according to district collector P Velrasu.
Nearly two months ago, 1,319 applications had been filed with the caste certificate validation committee.
Till Monday, applicants had no idea when they would get the certificates. The last date for filing nominations for the ZP polls is Jan 23. -Abhilash Botekar
"Now the decision on all the applications barring those which are incomplete has been taken. There are no rejections till now. However the 63 applications require some documents for which it is pending. The enquiries passed on to the vigilance - expected to conduct enquiry in person - were also verified and the decision. We are sure that the people will come with proper proofs on the day hearing will be conducted and even they will get the approval," Collector P Velrasu said.
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ReNeuron stem cell firm relocates in £33.2m investment
A medical company is due to relocate to south Wales after securing £33.2m to continue its research into stem cells which can repair damaged tissue.
ReNeuron has received almost £13m in Welsh government grants and investments as part of its move from Guildford.
Minister Edwina Hart said life sciences was a key business sector with the "potential to make a significant contribution to the Welsh economy".
The company is working on treatment for stroke patients.
Bosses are planning to relocate to south Wales over the next two years, bringing 25 jobs and possibly expanding to employ about 70 people.
Analysis: Prof Sir Chris Evans
Sir Chris Evans has made a career and a fortune out of starting up and building medical companies.
He has a rare combination of skills which include a scientific background as a microbiologist and a hard-nosed sense of finance and profits.
He says the companies he's set up over a 20 year period employ nearly 5,000 people in the UK.
Much of his work has been in the Cambridgeshire area but Economy Minister Edwina Hart is hoping his expertise can be used to benefit the Welsh medical technology and pharmaceutical industry, running Wales' £100m life sciences investment fund.
He's out-spoken and ambitious. When the fund was first announced, he said: "I'm pretty dogged about what I want to do.
"Once a Port Talbot boy, always a Port Talbot boy, and there may be some blood on the walls but who cares if we create a lot of jobs."
It has not been established exactly where the company will be based but it is looking a number of potential sites between Swansea and Cardiff.
The deal includes £7.8m of Welsh government grants and £5m equity investment from Wales Life Sciences Investment Fund which is worth £100m.
'Exciting and innovative'The Welsh government says life sciences - which includes pharmaceutical and medical technology firms - employs 15,000 people in Wales and is worth £1.3bn to the economy.
Ministers have previously spoken about their desire to make Wales an attractive place for scientific research and development.
Arthurian Life Sciences Limited manages the investment fund and its chairman Prof Sir Chris Evans is said to have devised the plan leading to ReNeuron's move.
"This transaction represents the sort of exciting and innovative deal and investment that will become the hallmark of this Arthurian investment strategy for Wales," said Prof Evans, who is originally from Port Talbot.
He is a scientist and entrepreneur who has created over 50 medical companies with some since sold as multi-million pound enterprises.
Prof Evans helped bring the deal about, with £12.8m investment and grant money from Wales, which persuaded the company to move from Surrey to Wales.
He said the firm was likely to be located close to Cardiff.
"We're not rushing into it, it's something we'll look at carefully over the next few months," he told BBC Radio Wales.
Prof Evans said if things panned out well, manufacturing and research would expand and there was a potential for hundreds of jobs in the long term "with some of the highest skilled jobs you're ever likely to see in Wales."
Ms Hart, Minister for Business, Economy, Transport and Science, said she was "delighted" by ReNeuron plans.
"ReNeuron is the first company in the world to have been granted permission to run clinical trials of ground-breaking stem cell technology to treat patients with stroke, one of the top three causes of death and a leading cause of adult disability in Wales," she said.


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US 4752464 A Abstract Treatment of rheumatoid arthritis by administering a radioactive compound to the inflamed synovium of the articular joint. The compound comprises an aggregate suspension having a radionuclide entrapped therein. The aggregate suspension is a ferric or aluminum hydroxide aggregate, and the radionuclide is selected from the group consisting of 166 Holmium, 153 Samarium, 175 Ytterbium, 169 Erbium, and 176m Lutetium. The radionculide may also consist of 51 Chromium. Suitable leakage inhibitors or agents to reduce leakage of the radionuclide from the articular joint is included as part of the chemical composition of the final drug form.
Claims(4) 1. A radioactive composition for the treatment of arthritis comprising, in combination, a ferric hydroxide or aluminum hydroxide aggregate suspension having a particle size of 3 to 20 microns, wherein a radionuclide is entrapped, said radionuclide being 166 Holmium.
2. A method for the treatment of arthritis comprising administering an effective amount of the radioactive composition of claim 1 to the inflamed synovium of the particular joint of a mammal body in need of such treatment.
3. A radioactive composition consisting essentially of, in combination, a ferric hydroxide aggregate suspension having a particle size substantially in a range of 3-20 microns, wherein a radionuclide is entrapped, said radionuclide being 166 Holmium.
4. A radioactive composition for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis comprising, in combination, a ferric hydroxide aggregate suspension having a particle size substantially in a range of 3-20 microns, wherein a radionuclide is entrapped, said radionuclide being 166 Holmium.
Description The present invention relates to a radioactive compound, the methods for the preparation thereof and a method for the treatment of arthritis and, more particularly, radioactive compounds and a method for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. Arthritic disorders are the second leading cause of losses in time and earnings in the United States. Approximately nine percent (9%) of all arthritis sufferers are afflicted with a type of arthritis known as rheumatoid arthritis. Of these, approximately fifty-six percent (56%) ultimately will have involvement of the knee joint, eighty-seven percent (87%) of the hand joint and somewhat smaller percentages will have involvement of other joints such as the ankle, elbow and shoulder. The source of disability for the sufferer of rheumatoid arthritis is an inflammatory response, of unknown origin, in the synovium, or lining, of the afflicted joint. This chronic inflammation, or synovitis, leads to pannus formation and, eventually, enzymatic destruction of the joint cartilage. Presently, the primary method of treating rheumatoid arthritis is by use of compounds directed at blocking the inflammatory process. Unfortunately, these attempts are quite often unsuccessful. In such instances, the primary alternative is the surgical excision of the inflamed synovium in a procedure known as surgical synovectomy. While, in many cases, this procedure proves to temporarily arrest the disease, it also has a significant number of drawbacks and limitations. Among these are limitations on just how much of the inflamed synovium can be surgically excised; the operation itself; the risks and dangers inherent therein; and the required lengthy recovery period, much of which is spent in the hospital. In order to overcome these problems, attempts (albeit unsuccessful) have been made with radiation synovectomy. The prior art reveals that intra-articular colloidial Gold-198 (198 Au) was reported to abate inflamed synovium (Fellinger, et al., 33 WEIN Z. INN, Med. 351, 1951). However, this procedure did not gain acceptance until the report of Ansell, et al., 22 Ann. Rheum. Dis. 435 (1963). Unfortunately, due to 198 Au emission of a high energy photon (gamma emission) these attempts proved unsatisfactory. The presence of the aforementioned emission poses dangers to the patient by increasing the whole body dose, thereby exposing healthy tissue to the destructive radioactivity, and poses substantial difficulties with radiation protection for hospital personnel. Other radionuclides have also been unsuccessfully utilized in radiation synovectomy. These include Erbium-169 (169 Er) Menkes, et al., 36 Ann. Rheum. Dis. 254 (1977); Rhenium-186 (186 Re) Deckart, et al., 3 Radiobiol, Radiother 363 (1979) and DelBarre et al., 2 Nouv. Presse. Med 1372 (1973); Phosphorus-32 (32 P) Wenston, et al., 14 J. Nuc. Med 886 (1973), and Yttrium-90 (90 Y) Gumpel, et al., 48 Br. J. Radiol. 377 (1975). Disadvantages common to each of these radionuclides proved to be their long physical half-lives and the occurence of radioleakage in significant amounts, from the affected joints. (See also Oka, et al., 17 Acta Rheum. Scand. 148 (1971) and Virkkunen, et al., 13 Acta Rheum. Scand., 1967). There exists, however, notable exceptions to these isotopic characteristics. Currently the preferred and only suitable radionuclide in the prior art is Dysprosium-165 (165 Dy) in ferric hydroxide. Sledge, et al., 182 Clin. Ortho, and Rel. Research 37 (1984) (hereinafter referred to as "Sledge"). Sledge has found that the use of 165 Dy can overcome the problems previously encountered by use of the aforementioned radionuclides in radiation synovectomy. This is because 165 Dy is a beta emitter, has a maximum soft tissue penetration of approximately 5.7 mm, forms a larger colloid which reduces the effects of leakage of the injection close to the lymph nodes, and has an extremely short half-life of 2.3 hours which further reduces the effects of potential leakage. These are qualities which the prior art has reported to be desirable when selecting an appropriate isotope for radiation synovectomy (Sledge, et al., 20 Arthritis Rheum 1334 (1977), Noble, et al., 65A J. Bone Joint Surg. 381 (1983), and Deckert and Gumpel, both supra). While 165 Dy's short half-life is a major characteristic noted by Sledge in the prior art as making it a suitable candidate for radiation synovectomy, this short half-life also proves to be its major limitation. 165 Dy requires a nuclear reactor to be produced. It also must be injected within a few hours of its manufacture to be effective. As a result, its utility in radiation synovectomy is severely limited by geographical and distribution factors. Accordingly, there remains an obvious need for an effective radioactive compound that will have both utility in radiation synovectomy and will be able to be prepared in, and distributed from, a central location using existing transportation channels. According to this invention, certain radioactive compounds have utility in radiation synovectomy for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. In accordance with the teachings of this invention, such physical qualities are a relatively large particulate carrier, and a radionuclide that has beta or Auger electron emissions and not high levels of other types of energies which can damage healthy tissue. Also, in accordance with this invention, a radionuclide with a half-life long enough to permit the compound's central preparation and distribution is desirable. The radioisotopes which we have found to exhibit the aforementioned physical properties and which are suitable for radiation synovectomy are 166 Holmium, 153 Samarium, 175 Ytterbium, 169 Erbium, and 176m Lutetium. We believe that 51 Chromium may also prove suitable. 51 Cr emits low energy Auger electrons which, like beta emissions, will destroy the diseased synovium. Chromium 51 has a longer half-life than the other species mentioned above but is a prolific producer of low energy Auger electrons due to electron capture. (100%.) This characteristic results in Chromium emitting 93 millirads of energy per disintegration. Therapeutic doses of radiation (5,000-10,000 rads) can be delivered to small localized diseased areas in man. Because of this property, only small amounts of Chromium 51 are injected into the articular joint. If 3 mCi or 3,000 uCi were utilized and there was undue leakage as reported in earlier studies, (up to 10% of the injected dose), the Chromium leaking from the articular joint would be less than the amount of Chromium 51 presently used in vivo in studies in man to determine certain blood parameters. Thus, Chromium should be considered as a suitable radionuclide. Accordingly, it is the primary object of this invention to provide radioactive isotopes in a form useful in the treatment of arthritis and, more particularly, useful for radiation synovectomy in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. It is another object of this invention to provide methods for the treatment of arthritis and, more particularly, rheumatoid arthritis. It is still another object to provide a radioactive compound for the treatment of arthritis, and more particularly, rheumatoid arthritis, which can be prepared at and distributed from a central location utilizing existing transportation channels. It is yet still another object of this invention to provide a method for the preparation of a radioactive compound useful in radiation synovectomy in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. These and other objects are accomplished by one or more embodiments made in accordance with the teachings of the present invention. In one embodiment, a radioactive compound is provided and comprised of a ferric or aluminum hydroxide aggregate suspension in which one of the following radionuclides is entrapped: 153 Samarium, 166 Holmium, 175 Ytterbium, 169 Erbium, 51 Chromium, and 176m Lutetium. In another embodiment, the present invention contemplates a method for the use of radioactive compounds for the treatment of arthritis and, more particularly, rheumatoid arthritis. In yet another embodiment, the present invention contemplates a method for the preparation of an aggregate suspension wherein a radionuclide is entrapped. The present invention also contemplates a radioactive compound for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis which can be prepared at, and distributed from a central location using available transportation channels. This invention provides radioactive compounds comprised of an aggregate suspension having entrapped therein a radionuclide possessing particular physical qualities that make it appropriate to utilize when performing radiation synovectomy in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. The compounds utilized in the prior art are unsatisfactory in that they either have potentially harmful radioactive emissions or possess a half-life that is either too long for safe use or too short to permit its use, except within those areas in a close physical proximity to a nuclear reactor. The radioactive compounds provided herein primarily have beta and/or Auger electron emissions. They do not have high energy gamma emissions in any abundance which would have a harmful effect on healthy tissue and hospital personnel. Finally, the isotopic compounds of this invention each have properties which minimize leakage and excess radiation while permitting the radioactive compound to be prepared as a drug at a central location for delivery of the same to hospitals, clinics and radiology centers through available transportation channels. Thereafter, the radioactive compound may conveniently be administered, when needed, to a patient in need thereof. Preferably in the improved method of the present invention, the compound used is a ferric or aluminum hydroxide aggregate suspension containing a stabilizing matrix such as polyvinyl pyrrolidone (PVP) or large molecular polymers combined with the radioisotopes described herein. The nature and substance of the present invention, as well as its objectives and advantages, will be more clearly perceived and fully understood by referring to the following description and claims. The radioactive compounds of this invention have a particular utility in the treatment of arthritis and, more specifically, rheumatoid arthritis. They also have a particular utility in radiation synovectomy. These compounds are prepared by entrapping a suitable radionuclide within an aggregated carrier. The preferred aggregated carrier in this practice is a ferric or aluminum hydroxide aggregate within which is entrapped a suitable radionuclide. This radionuclide may be one of the following: 153 Samarium, 166 Holmium, 109 Ytterbium, 165 Erbium, 51 Chromium, and 176m Lutetium. The radioactive ferric or aluminum hydroxide aggregate suspension useful in this practice is prepared by a method comprising irradiation of the oxide form (or some other suitable form) of the radionuclide in a nuclear reactor to obtain the desired species of the radioactive compound. Following irradiation, the radionuclide is dissolved in concentrated hydrochloric acid to produce a chloride form of the radionuclide. To this solution is then added a solution of ferric or aluminum chloride. Sodium hydroxide is then added to this solution in an amount sufficient to adjust the pH of the solution to a value of from 4 to 9. The product is an aggregated precipitate of ferric or aluminum hydroxide within which is entrapped the radionuclide utilized. This product is then sterilized by one of several methods well known in the art and tested for pyrogens by methods also well known in the art. The radionuclide utilized must be one having the desired physical properties. The radionuclides of this invention include 153 Samarium, 166 Holmium, 176m Lutetium, 175 Ytterbium, 169 Erbium and 51 Chromium. The preferred radionuclides are 166 Holmium and 153 Samarium. Holmium has a half-life of 26.9 hours which, unlike 165 Dy, allows the necessary time following production in a nuclear reactor for preparation and distribution of the finished drug. 166 Holmium has beta energy ranges from 0.23 to 1.8 MeV with the lower being 2% abundant and the higher energy being 85% abundant. These figures are equivalent to those of 165 Dy whose beta energy ranges from 0.22 to 1.8 MeV with the lower being 0.1% abundant and the higher being 83% abundant. 166 Holmium has an 80 keV gamma photon in an abundance of 6%. Although there is a high energy gamma emission, it is less than 1% in abundance and therefore presents no real problem to either the patient or hospital personnel. Thus it is also similar in this physical quality to 165 Dy which has no high energy gamma emission. The internal conversion of 166 Holmium is about 50%. The activation cross-section of 166 Holmium for thermal neutrons is 62 barns and the 166 Holmium is 100% abundant. With that cross-section and 5�1013 thermal neutron flux, one can produce, in one week of irradiation, 285 mCi per mg of Holmium. Calculations, well known to those skilled in the art, indicate that about 25 mCi injected into an arthritic knee articular joint will deliver approximately 10,000 rads of the synovial membrane. This compares favorable to 5 mL of 90 Y required to deliver 10,000 rads. GUMPEL, supra, and doses of 270 mCi of 165 Dy required to deliver the same 10,000 rads, Sledge, supra at 38. Samarium 153 has excellent physical properties. Its half-life is 47 hours. It emits beta particles of excellent energies in the following amounts: 0.63 MeV--26% abundance, 0.70 --53% abundance, 0.80--20% abundance. The internal conversion is 64% and its cross-section is 37 barns, making production of large amounts of the isotope in a nuclear reactor relatively simple and inexpensive. (It has a very low energy gamma which would not prove objectionable.) 3-5 mCi of Samarium injected into the joints of afflicted fingers in the rheumatoid arthritic patients would produce therapeutic doses of radiation. Such patients could be treated on an out-patient basis because of the quantity of Samarium utilized. Other radionuclides of this invention of the same class as 166 Holmium and 165 Dy are 153 Samarium, 169 Erbium, and 175 Ytterbium. Like 166 Holmium each has beta emissions. 153 Samarium has beta energy ranges from 0.679 to 0.801 MeV with the lower energy being 32% abundant and the high energy being 20% abundant. 169 Erbium has beta energy ranges from 0.332 to 0.34 MeV with the lower energy being 42% abundant and the higher energy being 58% abundant. 175 Ytterbium has beta ranges from 0.073 to 0.466 MeV with the lower energy being 11% abundant and the higher energy being 87% abundant. Thus it can be seen that, like 165 Dy and 166 Holmium, these radionuclides possess beta energy ranges and abundances that are well within the levels which are safe. With half-lives of 46.8 hours for 153 Samarium and 101 hours for 175 Ytterbium respectively, like 166 Holmium, they make the suitable candidates for radiation synovectomy. The resultant 166 Holmium-ferric or aluminum hydroxide aggregate carrier has a size of 3-20 μm. This also compares favorably with the 3-10 μm particle size reported as effective for 165 Dy-FHMA, Sledge, supra. The 166 Ho hydroxide preparation is then administered to the patient in need thereof by a method well known to those skilled in the art. Leak inhibitors or agents used to reduce leakage of the radionuclide from the articular joint will be incorporated into the aggregate suspension. These agents could include carboxalate chelating compounds, such as ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) or diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid (DTPA); in addition, inorganic hydroxides such as manganese hydroxide; or organo-metalic compounds such as oximes or citrates; or high molecular weight surface active agents such as (PVP) polyvinyl pyrrolidone; and poloxamers such as Pluronic F68. The amount of the radioactive compound to administer as a therapeutic agent is within the skill of the practitioner. Production of the radioactive compounds of the present invention, involving use of a nuclear reactor, is relatively simple and inexpensive. The length of their half-lives simplify distribution and logistic problems, as well as problems associated with the ultimate disposal of the compounds, thereby facilitating the widespread commercialization of this invention. Thus, this invention provides novel radioactive compounds; a method for the preparation of such compounds; and a method that is useful in the treatment of arthritis and, more particularly, rheumatoid arthritis, and for alleviating, to some extent, the pain and suffering associated therewith. While specific embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described to illustrate inventive principles, it is to be understood that such showing and description have been offered only by way of example and not limiting. 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Police: Priest's Cloak Stolen From St. Cloud Catholic School
Police say someone broke into a St. Cloud Catholic school overnight Sunday, etched obscene language on the bulletin board and stole a priest's cloak – an item valued at $1,000.
Court Of Appeals Reverses Priest's Conviction
The Minnesota Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial for a priest accused of having sexual conduct with a female parishioner he was counseling.
More Charges For St. Paul Priest Accused Of Abusing 2 Boys
A former pastor at a St. Paul parish who faces charges for allegedly molesting one boy and exposing himself to another is now facing 15 more counts of possessing child pornography.
St. Paul Priest Charged With Abusing 2 Boys
A former pastor at a St. Paul parish is being charged with criminal sexual conduct after he was accused of molesting one boy and exposing himself to another.
Retired Priest Speaks Out On Alleged Child Abuse, Church Cover Up
A retired Winona priest is coming forward after allegations of child abuse were tossed out by the Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday.
MN Priest Accused Of Sexual Assault Jailed In India
A Minnesota priest accused of sexually assaulting two young girls is sitting in a jail, in India Sunday morning.
Minnesota Priest Sentenced For Sexually Abusing Woman
A 47-year-old priest has been sentenced for sexually abusing a woman who was seeking his spiritual advice and counsel, according to the Ramsey County Attorney's Office.
Jury Convicts Minn. Priest Of Sexual Misconduct
A jury has convicted a Roman Catholic priest of sexual misconduct involving a woman he was counseling at a St. Paul church.
Wisconsin Priest Faces Teen Sex Assault Charge
A Wisconsin priest who earned his doctorate by researching cases of children abused by religious leaders has been accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl while he was in La Crosse for a canon law conference.
Wis. Priest Gets 30 Days For Calls To Teens
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Canton, MI, August 12, 2014 –Michigan's first and largest Halal Food Festival (Halal Fest) took place at the Heritage Park in Canton, Michigan.
Hundreds of people from different ethnicities and backgrounds attended the Halal Fest–it was like a mini carnival with people enjoying the food and the beautiful sunny weather.
There were about 10 food stalls serving different ethnic food and they all had long queues. Sometimes the waiting period was over ½ an hour. The longest waiting period was at the ice cream truck.
Children enjoyed face painting, slides, air jumper, and small carnival rides.
Although the fest was to run up to 7:00 PM most of the stalls were running out of food items by 6:00 PM.
People reacted differently, one said, "it is successful considering it is being held for the first time". Another thought the event had not been organized properly–as there was no one to answer a question nor any officially responsible person visible. Another person questioned the authenticity of the halal/zabiha food. He further said, "I see non Halal atmosphere in Halal fest," commenting on children's face painting, etc.
Over all the efforts of Chef, LLC, in organizing this event was successful in drawing a large crowed from diverse background, enjoying different food and meeting friends.


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As women – particularly white women – some of these questions and the answers are even more polarized. To the statement "mothers should be home with children unless they are the family's sole breadwinner," 21 percent of white women "agree strongly," while 29 percent "disagree strongly."
A little conflicted, no?
But the more I read about the mommy wars, the more I wonder whether a lot of our American weirdness about this topic comes as much from our strange relationship with work as it does with our ambiguous, nostalgic-but-perhaps-belittling approach to motherhood.
Which takes me back to that oh-so-helpful postpartum conversation.
See, the thing is, at the time I was working. Just not in an office. And I don't mean "working" as in "mothering," although I think it's interesting that to validate the latter we always have to equate it to the former.
I was actually working as in doing my day-job – writing. During the first year of my baby's life I finished and sold a book proposal, I wrote pieces for top national publications, I lectured college classes, and I brought her with me to Kenya on a reporting trip. That I did most of this in my sweatpants was not a new characteristic of my work; neither, really, was the fact that I fit it into my own life schedule.
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Is it possible to root a rose after it's been sitting in a vase with plain water for a couple of days? |
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Yes. A lot of people successfully root roses that the receive as cut flowers from a florist. Shouldn't be any different from your own cut roses that you have on display. Same methods apply. |
That just opens up a whole world of possibilities doesn't it? The wheels are turning in my brain and I think I smell smoke. |
- Posted by mgleason56 5b (My Page) on Fri, Jun 1, 07 at 11:10
triple b, You're head should be spinning! I have quite a few florist roses I started to root in winter that are just about to open. Cannot wait to see Lipstick, Latin lady, Eskimo bloom! |
Last night in Real Canadian Superstore in the floral section I found rose dozens for $12.99 without the trimmings (greens, baby's breath etc) and one was the most amazing orange with a copper color on the outside of the petals. The color combination is very much like "About Face" a rose which my husband and I are recently enamoured with. So I can get that actual plant for the same price at Cedar Hollow, or I can buy a dozen stems and try and root them. Being a newbie at this whole deal I may have success but I may not. However I do not know the actual name of this florist beauty. It would be a bit of a 'dark horse'. Things that make you go hmmmm..... |
- Posted by mgleason56 5b (My Page) on Fri, Jun 1, 07 at 21:47
It won't be About Face, but maybe something like Leonidas. One word of warning I forgot to mention on the other posts; A florist rose growing in your garden may not look at all like the one you picked out. Remember, these are grown in greenhouses in Ecuador under perfect conditions. Still worth trying no matter what. |
Actually I was a bad girl tonite. I went online and ordered an "About Face" from my favorite rose grower. And a Molineux too. I sneak them into my parents' yard. When they get back from Wales they will think they came home to the wrong house. Actually I am going to keep Molineux with me in a large pot so I can admire it without having to drive half an hour first. |
I looked up Leonidas, and it looks like About Face will be the better rose for here anyway. Leonidas needs zone 7 and is suspect to mildew. About Face seems somewhat bulletproof. Hopefully if things go my way, I will be taking cuttings off it in a year or so. This place I buy from propogates Own Root roses on location so it is a very young plant I am getting. Hmmm I should pick their brains.... |
- Posted by mgleason56 5b (My Page) on Sat, Jun 2, 07 at 18:20
Do not use the zone listed on Melp Me Find Roses. It is way too generic. All HT's are listed as zone 7. I am in zone 5, and have over 400 different HT's. If they did not survive, I would not be growing them. |
Good to know, thanks. The fact that it is mildew prone is enough for me anyway. I like mine bulletproof. |
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A special team of the Tamil Nadu police investigating the Bangalore blast case is inching towards the suspect who last possessed the motorcycle used to trigger the explosion, highly placed police sources said on Saturday.
Investigators probing the motorcycle's ownership in the last few months hit upon a mobile phone number that gave certain leads in the case. Based on a study of the call records of the SIM card, which was later removed and used in another handset, police have rushed to a place in Kerala. The blast near the Bharatiya Janata Party office at Malleswaram in Bangalore on April 17 injured 17 persons, including a dozen police personnel.
"We are pursuing a couple of leads that might lead to a possible breakthrough. Almost all the numbers called or received by the suspect's mobile appear to have been activated using fake identities or addresses. The State police are working in close coordination with its Karnataka counterpart and intelligence agencies of the Union government. A joint operation is on in Kerala and Karnataka," a police official said.
Parrying questions on the affiliation of the suspects with any organisation or the source of the explosive, the official said only a few outfits had the modus operandi of targeting crowded markets or eateries. The nature of the explosive, source of chemicals used, etc. would be probed based on forensic findings.
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Spokane, WA (Sports Network) - Josh Heytvelt scored a career-best 28 points and pulled down 11 rebounds as 17th-ranked Gonzaga won the West Coast Conference title outright again with a 92-58 rout of Pepperdine.
Matt Bouldin added 16 points for the Bulldogs (21-5, 12-0 WCC), who had already locked up their ninth straight conference crown by virtue of a blowout of Loyola Marymount Thursday night.
Already guaranteed the No. 1 seed and a berth in the semifinals in the West Coast Conference Tournament at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Gonzaga moved to 62-3 all-time at the McCarthey Athletic Center.
"I thought it was a great night, It was a great weekend for us," said Gonzaga coach Mark Few. "We came out and played the way we needed to play. Both on offense and defense, we executed very well. We were very efficient on offense and got after it on defense. We worked very hard on the defensive end this weekend."
Micah Downs scored 14 and Jeremy Pargo notched 12 points for the Bulldogs, who shot 56.9 percent from the field.
Keion Bell had his 10th straight double-double, this time recording 17 points and 10 boards for Pepperdine (8-20, 5-7), which lost for a 16th straight time to Gonzaga. Mike Hornbuckle sank four three-pointers and scored 12 in defeat for the Waves, who were coming off a loss at Portland on Thursday.
"They're awfully good," Pepperdine Coach Tom Asbury said. "They're just too much better than we are right now. They're bigger, more physical, more experienced. We can't compete with that right now. We took a step backwards this weekend, although we played against two really good teams. Gonzaga is a quality team, they've got all the elements to make a run."
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